What can a trust accomplish that a will cannot?
A will is a critical part of your Texas estate plan, because it gives you a way to…
Why do some couples not want prenups?
While you know you want to marry your current partner, you may not know whether you want to…
What happens when a family member dies without a will?
When a family member dies without a will, they have died “intestate.” The distribution of an estate for…
Is a charitable trust right for you?
If you enjoy giving back, such as by donating to your church, your alma mater or your favorite…
What happens when a trustee breaches their fiduciary duties?
A Texas fiduciary takes care of the administration of the assets within a trust. If you are a…
Why should you review your estate plan?
Having an estate plan can give you a place to document financial goals, clarify asset distribution and share…
Writing a will as a new parent: What do you need to know?
Writing a will is perhaps one of the most important things you can do as a new parent….
Can you revoke a premarital agreement?
If you are thinking about tying the knot, you should take many factors into consideration, especially when it…
What makes a state “retirement tax-friendly?”
Many people plan to retire in their home states and towns, but if you are among the more…
How to have a conversation about prenups
Marriage is one of the biggest decisions you will make. As you prepare to spend the result of…
Why you probably need an estate plan
An estate plan might sound like something reserved for high-profile figures or generationally wealthy families, but, in reality,…
Estate planning strategies to best protect your family
If you have a family, it is important to put together an estate plan that has protections in…